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The impact of this documentary has been amplified in india by social media and the indian governments acted on this. an adviser to the government has called the programme hostile propaganda and anti—india garbage. he also says the government ordered twitter to block tweets linking to clips of the film and that youtube has been instructed to block uploads of it. and so if this is a documentary about the prime minister, the fallout from it is also about media and press freedom in india, too. let...

A particularly discredited narrative. we know, because rishi has been explaining it to us, that the law thats been used to justify certain clips being removed is a law that looks at, and i quote, "anything that threatens indias sovereignty and relations "with foreign countries. " who makes a judgment over whether that is correct, whether the government has judged this issue correctly? can itjust take it on its own, or can the courts intervene to correct the government? the legal reality is that ...

Really the energy you see in those clips from years ago, you dont see that same kind of energy from trump today. i think its an open question. >> if you talk to people in trump world, they say theyve got a lot of time to ramp up the energy he was famous for in 2016 and 2020. he is older. he has a lot of political battles behind him. hes more bitter, not only about 2020 but the fact the people like nikki haley and people he thought were supporters are potentially running against him. he doesnt ha...

A minister in the modi government famously coined the term "presstitutes" to give an example of how people in high offices have essentially fanned attacks on journalists. and its created a chilling effect where its become harder to do free and actually rigorous journalism that speaks truth to power. and then on top of that, the governments brought this draconian instrument of the information technology rules that are being used with in a rather opaque manner, as raman just explained. and those t...

And, so, given social medias reach and twitter�*s small size but outsized influence in the country, it has frequently become a target, and social media companies have frequently become a target of this government. well, rishi, youre talking about twitter. twitter has confirmed to the bbc that it has blocked 50 tweets based on a request by indias ministry of information and broadcasting. a youtube spokesperson said the video had been blocked from appearing by the bbc, due to a copyright claim, ...

Popular at the time, that sends you on a random journey. theyre led to a pier in west seattle and notice a suitcase on the rocks. the friends film what they find. distorted voices and laughter bro! wait, open it. laughter open it! sweet. it stinks, yall. it washed up. a couple of hours later, the police arrive and cordon off the scene. later, they confirm the bags contain dismembered human remains wrapped in plastic. the three friends then edit and post their videos on tiktok, which quickly go v...

By social media and the indian governments acted on this. an adviser to the government has called the programme "hostile "propaganda and anti—india garbage." he also says the government ordered twitter to block tweets linking to clips of the film, and that youtube has been instructed to block uploads of it. and so if this is a documentary about the prime minister, the fallout from it is also about media and press freedom in india, too. lets begin with rishi iyengar, staff writer at foreign pol...

Investigations. we can argument about how much coverage every type of media is giving this story and whether its enough or not and thats always in the eye of the beholder but you play add lot of clips from mainstream media talking about this story. never enough for conservative media for which its above the fold every day. >> let me switch to the continuing revelations about classified documents. cbs news told us about documents that were found. play it. >> fbi also went to that location after t...

We wont give you a copy of the order. and thats quite bogus. raman, lets lets get into the detail here of how this works, because indias foreign ministry has called this documentary a propaganda piece designed to push a particularly discredited narrative. we know, because rishi has been explaining it to us, that the law thats been used to justify certain clips being removed is a law that looks at, and i quote, "anything that threatens indias sovereignty and relations "with foreign countries. " w...

The police arrive and cordon off the scene. later, they confirm the bags contain dismembered human remains wrapped in plastic. the three friends then edit and post their videos on tiktok, which quickly go viral. within days, there are thousands of comments on the clips and other people begin uploading their own videos about the discovery. these tiktokers - accidentally found a body. i was at my boyfriends house at the time, and the news came on about these kids that had found suitcases down at a...